George Washington Revolutionaries softball

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The George Washington Revolutionaries softball team represents George Washington University in the NCAA Division I college softball. The team participates in the Atlantic 10 Conference (A-10). The Revolutionaries are currently led by head coach Chrissy Schoonmaker. The team plays its home games at Mount Vernon Softball Field, which is located on the university's campus.^[2]

George Washington Revolutionaries
University	George Washington University
Head coach	Chrissy Schoonmaker (3rd season)
Conference	Atlantic 10
Home stadium	Mount Vernon Softball Field
Nickname	Revolutionaries
Colors	Buff and blue[1]
NCAA Tournament appearances
2021
Conference tournament championships
2021
Regular-season conference championships
2021, 2022

History

The Revolutionaries have achieved some success since the 2021 season, winning the Atlantic 10 Conference regular season championship in 2021 and in 2022. The program won the Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament in 2021 after defeating Dayton in two games.^[3][4] By winning the tournament, George Washington qualified for the first NCAA Division I softball tournament in program history and were placed in the Baton Rouge Super Regional. The Revolutionaries were defeated by Louisiana in their first game, losing 1-0 in extra innings.^[5][6] They were eliminated from the tournament by McNeese State, losing via the mercy rule in five innings.^[7][8]

George Washington in the NCAA Tournament

Year	Record	Pct	Notes
2021	0–2	.000	Baton Rouge Regional
TOTALS	0-2	.000

Coaching history

Years	Coach	Record	%
2003	Leslie King-Moore	3–36	.077
2004	Shaunte' Fremin	1–5–1	.214
2005–2006	JoAnne Ferguson	34–62	.354
2007–2010	Kim Staehle	57–126	.311
2011–2016	Stacey Schramm	134–163–2	.452
2017–2018	James DeFeo	61–45	.575
2019–2021	Shane Winkler	91–43	.679
2022–present	Chrissy Schoonmaker	53–45	.541

Roster

2024 George Washington Revolutionaries roster
	Pitchers 45 – Rose Cano – Sophomore 36 – Natalie Cox – Freshman 94 – Emma Fales – Sophomore 1 – Lily Hanafin – Sophomore 95 – Cece Smith – Freshman 20 – Sophia Torreso – Freshman Catchers 10 – Allison Heffley – Graduate Student 99 – Reese Torres – Sophomore Outfielders 5 – Ashley Corpuz – Sophomore 29 – Paige Hayward – Freshman 33 – Taylin Yankovich – Senior		Infielders 51 – Cadence Gilliland – Freshman 21 – Mandy Lauth – Freshman 23 – Daniella Lew – Sophomore 44 – Taylor Puig – Junior 11 – Alena Ramirez – Senior Utility 52 – Rylee Brice – Freshman 2 – Maggie Greco – Graduate Student 30 – Mia Parker – Graduate Student 6 – Gabby Polsky – Junior 14 – Abby Schaub – Senior 3 – Sidney Torres – Senior 22 – Alexa Williams – Senior
Reference:[9]

Season by season results

Statistics overview

Season	Coach	Overall	Conference	Standing	Postseason
George Washington Colonials (Atlantic 10 Conference) (2003–2003)
2003	Leslie King-Moore	3–36	0–16	9th
George Washington Colonials (Independent) (2004–2004)
2004	Shaunte' Fremin	1–5–1
George Washington Colonials/Revolutionaries (Atlantic 10 Conference) (2005–present)
2005	JoAnne Ferguson	10–34	5–9	6th
2006	JoAnne Ferguson	24–28	3–15	10th
2007	Kim Staehle	23–27	9–11	6th
2008	Kim Staehle	12–27	8–10	7th
2009	Kim Staehle	16–33	6–14	10th
2010	Kim Staehle	6–39	3–17	10th
2011	Stacey Schramm	16–27–1	6–14	9th
2012	Stacey Schramm	25–30	11–9	4th
2013	Stacey Schramm	27–23	13–7	4th
2014	Stacey Schramm	18–31–1	4–12	10th
2015	Stacey Schramm	25–23	7–14	9th
2016	Stacey Schramm	23–29	10–13	6th
2017	James DeFeo	28–24	11–12	7th
2018	James DeFeo	33–21	12–11	6th
2019	Shane Winkler	44–18	15–7	3rd
2020	Shane Winkler	10–14	0–0	N/A	Season cut short due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021	Shane Winkler	37–11	23–1	1st	NCAA Regionals
2022	Chrissy Schoonmaker	36–17	21–3	1st
2023	Chrissy Schoonmaker	17–28	7–19	9th
2024	Chrissy Schoonmaker	0–0	0–0
Total:		434–525–3 (.453)
National champion         Postseason invitational champion         Conference regular season champion         Conference regular season and conference tournament champion       Division regular season champion       Division regular season and conference tournament champion       Conference tournament champion

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See also

• List of NCAA Division I softball programs